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During a visit to Tetovo on Wednesday, PM-designate Hristijan Mickoski said he was fully aware of upcoming challenges and reforms that would have to be implemented.
“Corruption and fighting crime will be our primacy. Every investor has to be 100% assured that the state guarantees protection against immoral and corrupt pressure and insistences. Nobody must be above the law, just like nobody must think about taking away the future and things creating the future. The new government will be a partner of businesspersons,” he added.
One of the first measures in the first 100 days of the new ruling structure’s term, according to Mickoski, will be reducing profit taxes.
“That will help business and provide more money in the economy,” the PM-designate stressed, adding that barriers obstructing business would be removed.
